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Alexandre Feray
Industry, innovation and infrastructure
Sustainable cities and communities
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We develop innovative Big Data Software to help airlines save fuel and reduce CO2 emissions.
OpenAirlines was founded in Toulouse in 2006 by Alexandre Feray, head of Flight Ops IT department at Air France, to meet the needs of airlines to optimize their flight operations and reduce their costs. Leveraging a team of airline specialists, it offers innovative software solutions to save fuel and CO2 emissions (SkyBreathe®), manage crews (CrewIntelligence™ and Crew Pad™) and fleet (OptiFleet™).
SkyBreathe® is an innovative eco-flying solution to save fuel and reduce CO2 emissions of airlines
The solution has been developed following extensive R&D since 2009, in particular within the scope of European research project Clean Sky. SkyBreathe® is today recognized as the most advanced fuel-saving solution in the marketplace. The software uses Big Data algorithms to analyze a large quantity of flight data (from black boxes, weather data, traffic data…) on each flight operated by airlines. Then, it detects maneuvers or best practices that could be implemented to improve their fuel efficiency. By providing extensive KPIs, reports, and dashboards as well as individual pilot briefing and debriefing tools, it enables airlines to reduce their fuel consumption and CO2 emissions up to 5%. A significant figure, given that fuel expense, accounts for some 30% of their costs. Besides making an important contribution to environmental protection SkyBreathe® is extremely cost-effective and provides high ROI. it has been industrially implemented at airlines since 2013 and is now successfully deployed within 25 airlines worldwide. Every day, SkyBreathe® reduces the environmental impact of aviation. in 2016, the Big Data solution helped airlines save 50 Million kg of Fuel, 25 Million of dollars and 150 000 tons of CO2.
Categories of application
Industry, innovation and infrastructure, Sustainable cities and communities
Sector of application
Freight transportation, Urban and inter-urban mobility


text: Well heres the problem I have correctly patched Mother 3 with the translation, and have uploaded it to my 3in1 with ExpLoader 0.57 Wouldnt save in game, so I thought ill just SRAM patch it with GBATA. It then would save, but once i turned it off, its gone. ExpLoader reports no save, or any indication a save was ever made (Keeps asking to setup the 3in1 for its own use) Also tried the IPS patch on the Mother 3 Translation, but then the DS refuses to boot the game. It just freezes on the Game Boy logo screen. It works in VBA-M flawlessly. Is there any way to fix this? Plleeeaasssee I want to play mother 3 EDIT: Is there a possibility of the 3in1 being broken? Becasue GBALdr refuses to load , saying 'prototype test failed'

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It's also a question many small and mid-sized companies are going to need to wrestle with as they find their needs for data outgrowing their current accounting software. The temptations to consider a cloud-based SaaS (Software as a Service) ERP program are strong. Cloud-based services are advertised as extremely secure, but can you be sure?
Several high-profile security breaches, including Anthem, Evernote and LastPass can leave companies understandably concerned. According to InfoWorld article, The Dirty Dozen: Top Security Threats in Cloud Services, which is reporting on the Cloud Security Alliance's 2016 Top Threats Report, there are many things to keep in mind in regard to Cloud ERP security risks:
- Having data in the cloud makes you a more attractive hacking target.
- Using the Cloud means giving special attention to securing:
- User keys and multi-factor authentication
- APIs
- Encryption Keys
- Program bugs. As the article says, "System vulnerabilities, or exploitable bugs in programs, are not new, but they've become a bigger problem with the advent of multitenancy in cloud computing. Organizations share memory, databases, and other resources in close proximity to one another, creating new attack surfaces."
- Shared tech means shared risk. "Cloud service providers share infrastructure, platforms, and applications, and if a vulnerability arises in any of these layers, it affects everyone."
- User security goes beyond in-system password security. The BYOC trend (bring your own cloud), where workers are introducing their own cloud-based apps to their jobs, also needs to be addressed. Employees using BYOC can put the corporate cloud at risk. A Skyhigh Networks analysis recently estimated that 21% of files uploaded to employee cloud file-sharing services included sensitive data, including intellectual property.
Cloud-based services are bound to grow, and their purveyors are going to promise that security will grow with them. But you must decide if that risk of early cloud adoption is worth it for your company. If you have questions about cloud-based ERP and other methods of securing your network solutions, contact Parallel Solutions at (440) 498-9920 to learn about the risks and rewards of various options.


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Funded by a generous grant from HEARTS (Helping Enrich the Arts in Port Washington), Curtain's Up is an afterschool musical theatre program/club for all fourth and fifth grade students in the Port Washington School District. The students involved will put on a full musical production (that is age appropriate) containing singing, dancing, acting, costumes, and scenery. Through this program and experience, students should be able to learn musical theatre skills as well as cooperation, social, and self-esteem skills.
Co-advisors Allison Friedman and Stacey Medford have over fifteen years of combined music, dance, and theatre experience. For the last three years they have worked together on the Weber Middle School drama club productions (Legally Blonde, Footloose, Bye Bye Birdie, and Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat). They are very excited to take on this new endeavor!
The goal of Curtain's Up is to teach acting, theatre, singing, and dance skills through the process of putting on a full-scale musical production. Students will also be able to showcase their talents and abilities in a public performance. Through being part of a cast and working together to put on a show, students should be able to discover new interests, build self-confidence, and develop a sense of community.


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St. Rita's owners still face dozens of civil lawsuits
Sal and Mabel Mangano were found innocent in their negligent homicide trial in Louisiana on Friday, but the nursing home owners' legal troubles are far from over.The Manganos still face more than 30 lawsuits filed by family members of residents who drowned at St. Rita's nursing home after Hurricane Katrina hit. The facility owners declined offers of help and decided to shelter in place rather than evacuate before the storm.
The Manganos were cleared on 35 counts of negligent homicide and 24 additional counts of cruelty to the infirm late Friday.


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Is Marriage Next?
I have been dating this girl on and off for four years. We attend the same church. I'm feeling a little pressured by my family and other church members to pop the question (I already have the ring). She does things here and there to make me question if I am really ready to spend the rest of my life with her. She is a sweet person and I know she doesn't mean to piss me off with the things she does, but it just happens. How...
Should I Wait??
I had a great relationship with this guy in 2007 that lasted until early 2009 (got a promise ring and all)… When we broke up it wasn't a bad one. It was more like a break because I graduated from college before him and my life changed (I moved and started working full time) and we weren't able to see each other often enough. So mutually we decided to just be friends until we both figured it out. Needless to say, we...
So my husband and I love to go out alone (when we can find a sitter), but seems like all we do is see a movie, go bowling, or go out to eat. PLEASE give me some other EXCITING ideas!!! Tired of being plain Jane and boring Joe.
"Special time" with kids
My husband and I decided before we had kids that we would make sure to "date our kids." By doing this, we would spend one on one time with them and instill in them at a young age what real love is and how they should be treated. What do you do to date your kids? Looking for things besides pizza, ice cream and the park.
No time for "alone time"
My husband and I have been married for about 5 years and we TRY have date night at least twice a month (in a good month). How often do you have date nights and what do you do? Are some of those nights a date night at home?


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Great offers to get your career started
You will soon have finished your school education and are looking for a vocational training course within an interesting company who will train you in the areas you want to work in and offers you varied and attractive career-start opportunities? If you are looking for a training place in one of the following careers, you have made the right choice in us:
- Office clerk
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- Transport and logistics services clerk
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- Media creator
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As part of your training, you will have the opportunity to get to know a variety of different areas within our diverse corporate structure and to start building networks. We provide our apprentices with personal individual support, so as to assure the successful completion of their courses.


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NASA Solves Problem with LADEE After Launch
NASA engineers have solved a problem with the Lunar Atmosphere and Dust Environment Explorer (LADEE) after the reaction wheels, which stabilize the spacecraft during flight, failed after launch.
"The reaction wheel issue noted soon after launch was resolved a few hours later," said S. Pete Worden, director of NASA's Ames Research Center. "The LADEE spacecraft is healthy and communicating with mission operators."
LADEE is designed to "orbit the moon to gather detailed information about the lunar atmosphere, conditions near the surface and environmental influences on lunar dust," NASA said.
"A thorough understanding of these characteristics will address long-standing unknowns, and help scientists understand other planetary bodies as well," NASA said.
Photo and video courtesy NASA.


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Have you ever heard the word " my husband is jealous of my success" are you familiar with that voice? That is the voice of a Boss lady, a boss lady is that wife who earns much more than her husband, she is at the hem of affairs in her organization, she is at the top of her career, she commands a lot of respect at her organization, she is feared by many and give orders on how things should be run in her organization. One should expect that a man would want such a woman who has attained this level of success as a wife but reverse is the case. Why is this so?
First the originator of marriage made man the head of the family and most men feel challenged and threatened if their wife earns much more than they do , unfortunately some women too do not also help matter by behaving as if they are competing with their husband just because they earn much more than him. Some of them bring the boss lady attitude from work to the house. They forget that even if they control men like their husband at work that the Homefront is different. They have forgotten that no matter how rich they may be, the man is still their head and they must be submissive to him. Apart from that the moment they get married they have become one flesh so whatever she think she has rightly belongs to the man.
Secondly most wife who are boss lady find it difficult to submit to their husband, the man seems worthless before them because they control and are feared by men in their organization, hence they see their husband as just one of their staff. When they are always rude and the man can't take it no more, they will say the man is jealous of their success.A man wants a wife who will respect him and treat him like a king no matter how much she earns or her level of success in her career.
Thirdly boss-lady always have their job or career as topmost in their mind, it is their first priority even before their husband, they are workaholic and always strive to be the best and reach higher level in their job at the expense of their husband. They are hardly at home, they hardly prepare meals by themselves for their husband and to worsen the situation they hardly submit on the bed. When the man wants it they give excuses. They hardly give the husband the attention he needs thereby frustrating the man. The man ends up spending more time with helps at home rather than with his wife.
A boss-lady hardly discuss the family finances with the man as she feels there is no need for that since she can pay the bills. Dear wife , you can still be the boss lady at work and yet be the best wife any man can wish for. Always know where to draw the line. Let your headship stop at your office, your home is not an extension of your office. Submit to your husband, don't ever compete with him, never have your "money my money attitude". Know that what ever each of you have belongs to both of you so there is nothing like , it's my money rather it's our money. Learn to give your husband the attention he deserves, as much as possible prepare his meal and do his laundry, he will always appreciate it. Spend quality time with him and take care of his intimate need so that he is not tempted to go else where to get it. Remember be a Boss-lady at work , be a wife at home, love and respect your husband so that you both can lead a successful married life.


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Santa Cruz trek
Day 1: Huaraz – Cashapampa – Llamacorral
At indicated time pick up in the hotel and transfer in bus to Cashapampa 2900m/ 9 514 ft, it takes around 3.5 hours; Cashapampa village is the starting point, place where the Horseman and his pack animals wait for us. Then we start the trekking among typical Andean trees and we walk through Santa Cruz valley to get to Llamacorral campsite 3760m / 12 335 ft, we get there after to have walked 4 hours.
Day 2: Llamacorral – Taullipampa
At indicated time after the breakfast we start the trekking, this time similar to the previous day we will continue through Santa Cruz valley visiting on the way lakes such as Ichiq cocha and Hatun cocha, (For English: small and big lakes respectively); we while walk we have nice views of snow covered peaks and the Andean flora; we get to Taullipampa 4200 m / 13 780 ft, after to walk 5 hours approximately, place where we will set up the camp.
Day 3: Taullipampa – Punta Union pass – Huaripampa valley
In the same way as the previous days at indicated time after to have breakfast we start walking, but this time we will go up to Punta Union 4750m / 15584 ft, the highest point of the circuit, point where we get after to walk 3 hours approximately; from this point we can see the mounts such as: Taulliraju, Rinrihirka, Paria, Etc. After to take a small rest and take photos we go down to Huaripampa valley 3900m / 12 795 ft, where we will camp, we get there after of 3 hours approximately.
Day 4: Huaripampa – Vaqueria – Huaraz
At indicated time after to have breakfast we start walking our last trekking day, this time we go to Vaquería a small village where we get after to walk 4 hours approximately, in this place the vehicle will wait for us to take us to Huaraz city; on the way we will stop in Portachuelo pass 4760m / 15 617 ft, from this pass we can see many mounts like: Chacraraju, Pisco, Chopicalqui and the Peruvian Andes highest peak Huascaran 6768m / 22204 ft, we also will visit Llanganuco lakes, Orqon cocha and Chinan cocha (For English: male and female lakes respectively), in the afternoon we arrive in Huaraz.
If you are interested in this tour and/or need further information CONTACT US


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Family Game Night at GCCR's event hall is on Saturday, November 14 from 6:00 pm – 10:00 pm. This event is free, appropriate for all ages and open to all. We will have a Wii game system with Wii sports, various board games and a variety of snacks. Bring yourself and come play. You can also bring your favorite board games, a game system and snacks to share. Come for an hour or stay for the evening.
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1981 Viking aft cabin motor yacht. Very comfortable twin Detroit diesel cruiser with nice accommodations. Large V birth forward and a queen birth aft with private head aft and a full head with stall shower forward. 13kt-14lt cruise with a top speed of 17kt. Same owner since 1994.
Boat underwent a complete renovation in 1996. Over $200K Invested. All receipts are available.
Twin Detroit 671N 310hp each. Port motor recently rebuilt - Only 25 hrs since rebuild. Starboard motor has 2,500 hours.
13kw Generator
Washer & Dryer
Flybridge enclosure is crystal clear
Contact Ryan Dietrich - 315 382 0915
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Sepro S15-15 Speed a super fast standard Robot
In many applications people pay a lot of money for high speed robots.
The S5-15 Speed is standard s5-15 with the payload reduced from 5 kg to 3kg, which allowed Sepro to increase the Z axis vertical accelerations by >50%, and the other axes accelerations were also increased.
The result of this standard robot can run on very short cycles.
In the video its taking out small pot, which is air ejected into the end of arm tool in 3.3 seconds and stacking the part.
Specialised high speed top entry robots can be 50-100% more in cost than the Sepro S5-15 speed.
If you are making high speed lightweight parts and want reasonably priced automation then the Sepro s5-15 Speed could be a "cost effective" solution.
Sepro is Europe's number 1 supplier plastic industry robots, now producing more than 20000 units per year with a turnover > 100M euro's and 30000+ installed robots worldwide.
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There's only so much you can see from training camp practices, which begin for FIU on Wednesday morning on Ocean Bank Field at FIU Stadium.
But the Panthers need to see wide receiver progress to maintain an aura of optimism about this season.
The defense returns almost intact, save the safeties. That's a defense with another year of physical maturity helping it be stouter against the run. That's a defense with young, fast, heavy-hitting linebackers.
That's a defense that brings preseason All-Conference USA defensive ends, seniors Michael Wakefield and Denzell Perine, on the pass rush, and preseason C-USA Defensive Player of the Year cornerback Richard Leonard, who scares quarterbacks worse than a bad left tackle.
But it's the offense that needs to improve if FIU's to make another two or three-win jump as the Panthers did in going from 1-11 in 2013 to 4-8 in 2014. In three of FIU's four close losses last year, the offense scored a total of two touchdowns. They rolled over Old Dominion's porous defense in the fourth such loss, but an interception led to a 38-35 loss on a walk-off field goal.
FIU ran the ball well enough and has three running backs — senior Anthon Samuel, sophomores Alex Gardner and Napoleon Maxwell — who can break off a 50-yarder and don't always need a huge hole to do it.
With then-freshman Alex McGough starting 11 of 12 games and occasionally taken out for E.J. Hilliard (now transferred to Valdosta State), FIU ranked 113th out of 125 FBS teams nationally in passing yards per game and 99th in team passing efficiency.
"The key to our offense is going to be our receivers have to step up," FIU coach Ron Turner said.
"We're going to be young, but I like what we have out there. They've just got to step up. We as an offense have to be more consistent. We did some good things last year. But we didn't do them consistently enough and we turned the ball over too much, especially at some crucial times."
The lack of consistent downfield production from the wide receivers took any complexity out of defending FIU — pack the box to stop the run; squat on short routes, especially safety blanket tight end Jonnu Smith; and dare the Panthers to connect on downfield. passes
A slugfest with undefeated Marshall turned into a rout when the Thundering Herd discovered the Panthers didn't hit for distance with any regularity. Aside from the occasional bomb to Glenn Coleman, who graduated last year after averaging 20.35 yards per catch on his 23 catches, the Panthers picked up pass yardage in bites instead of chomps.
And, now, the most productive returning wide receiver is sophomore Dennis Turner (11 catches, 89 yards).
"We have some guys with some talent," coach Turner said. "We have some guys who can play. And there might be some guys who come out of nowhere who can step up and play."
Dennis Turner is one of the hopes among the potential bomb catchers. The FIU staff hopes a year of physical growth and learning the offense will help Turner play with the Hemi speed that made him a prized recruit.
Also expect freshman Anthony Jones out of Central High to get long looks at wide receiver.
Towering (6-4) walk-on Shawn Abrams impressed everyone in the spring, especially in the spring game, with his speed and body control.
Junior college transfer Julian Williams, whom Turner describes as "really quick," could compete with senior Clinton Taylor for the slot receiver position.
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Thursday, Aug. 6, 8:05 a.m.
Friday, Aug. 7, 8:05 a.m.
Saturday, Aug. 8, 8:05 a.m.
Sunday, Aug. 9, 8:05 a.m.
Monday, Aug. 10, 8:05 a.m.
Tuesday, Aug. 11, No practice
Wednesday, Aug. 12, 8:05 a.m.
Thursday, Aug. 13, 8:05 a.m.
Friday, Aug. 14, 8:05 a.m. and 7:15 p.m.
Saturday, Aug. 15, 8:05 a.m.
Sunday, Aug. 16, 8:05 a.m. and 7:15 p.m.
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Wooden Conservatories
The traditional fully glazed conservatory reflects back to the Victorian era and has a well-deserved position in British architectural history
A product of our love of gardening and advances in heating and glass technologies, homeowners delighted in building rooms dedicated to nurturing exotic plants and even animals.
Nowadays, they are seldom used for this purpose, though they can still create a romantic space from which to connect with nature. More often, they serve as a formal dining area or occasional sitting room from which to enjoy stunning views of the garden. Coupled with the right building and situation, a conservatory is a perfect choice to blur the line between garden and home.
Timber conservatories do not have to be plain by design. In fact, lanterns, eves and coloured glass can be incorporated into their design to add style, flair and architectural interest. The vaulted glass ceilings and sense of space can be magnificent and stylish.
The framework most definitely does not have to be white. In fact, we recommend using at least off-white to reduce glare and add depth to the mouldings, and encourage a different coloured exterior to suit your home.
Our expert designers are able to offer advice and guide you through the decision-making process.


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Pte. Robert Burt Gilbert
Robert Burt Gilbert was born on July 31, 1887 in Winnipeg, Manitoba
Both parents, James Gilbert & Matilda Rogers were born in the U.S.
1916: Lived at 846 Fisgard St. with his sister Tina Lee
Enlisted on January 29, 1916 Regiment: 706854, Canadian Infantry, 103rd Battalion Distinguishing Characteristics: Scar on forehead between the eyebrows.
1917 April 9 Battle of Vimy Ridge –German officer decorates Gilbert with his Iron Cross for Gilbert's bravery and courage.
1918 Stationed at Willows Camp in Victoria
After the Military:
1921 Census: Lived at 844 Johnson St. Victoria; Occupation: Labourer
1940 Vancouver Voter List: Lived at 612 Hasting St. E. Apt 9, Occupation: Longshoreman
He died in Vancouver on May 12, 1952 and was buried on May 14, 1952 at Mt. View Cemetery, Vancouver in the soldier's section. Robert never married; his death was registered by his niece, Mary Johnson, Vancouver.
Summary of the Newspaper articles:
Colonist: May 30, 1917 (p.5): PRISONER GIVES HIS CAPTOR IRON CROSS
Captured German Officer Decorates Pte. R. Gilbert, a Victoria Soldier, Who Took Him and Twenty-Four Men.
This article recounts information from Mr. Charles Alexander of 1943 Mason Street who writes" yesterday I received an Iron Cross. It came by letter from Pte. R. Gilbert, one of Victoria's colored soldiers who went away with the 103rd Battalion, Vancouver Island Timber Wolves, and has been on the firing line several months."
Colonist: September 7, 1917 (p.9): VICTORIAN TELLS HOW HE WON IRON CROSS
Pte. R Gilbert, Colored Soldier at Vimy Ridge Brought Out Forty Prisoners – Captive Officer Decorated Him
This is an extensive article written by Gilbert describing how he went into an enemy tunnel after the Canadian charge at Vimy Ridge and single-handed, captured some forty Germans, how the captive officer recognized his bravery and gave him his Iron Cross, and other details of the exploit, in which he was armed with a revolver, a pair of wire-cutters and some bombs, are described by Pte. R. Gilbert, a Victoria colored soldier, who went away with the 103rd Battalion, in a letter just received by Mr. Lorenzo E. Jones, 920 Caledonia Avenue. With the letter Pte. Gilbert sends the Iron Cross given him by the German officer. It is suspended from a red and black striped ribbon.
Colonist: June 30, 1918 (p.5): Photo of Pte. R. Gilbert (shown above). The caption below the photo reads: Pte. Robert Gilbert went oversees with the 2nd C.M.R. and some time ago returned to the city disabled after seeing much active service oversees. He is now at the Willows Camp. One of the boys in France, writing a few weeks ago to a friend here said: "I was glad to hear of Gilbert again. Everyone in France who came in contact with him couldn't help but like him, and if it were not for his colour I believe he would have had the Victoria Cross for his work on Vimy Ridge a year ago today (April 9). The colour business is an awful drawback at times, but we all know he is the whitest black man that ever lived." Gilbert's single-handed captured twenty-five Germans and a machine-gun. Among the Germans taken was an officer who gave the Victoria boy his Iron Cross, which is at present on view in the window of the Colonist office."


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Cayman islands company permit Chinese names and can includ a company's Certificate of Incorporation.
All Exempted Companies must have a registered office provided by a licensed service provider. A minimum of one shareholder and one director are required and corporate directors are permitted. The Registers of Directors, Officers and Charges shall be kept at the Registered Office. A copy of the Register of Directors and Officers must be filed with the Companies Registry but is not available for public inspection. Every Exempted Company must keep a Register of Members and the original or a copy should be kept at the Registered Office. Whilst bearer shares are permitted, in practice they are not encouraged and bearer share certificates must only be held by approved custodians. Annual returns must be lodged but these do not need to disclose details of the directors or members.
In April 2001, the Cayman Islands issued new due diligence guidelines requiring disclosure of information on all officers, members, beneficial owners and authorised signatories of Cayman Islands companies to service providers. This information is required by law for all new companies and must be provided by existing companies within a set transitional period. Such information is confidential, under the Confidential Relationship (Preservation) Law, which makes it a criminal offence to divulge confidential information or to wilfully obtain or attempt to obtain confidential information relating to a Cayman Islands company.


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Tuscan cooking does not belong to the riotous, extravagant school of Italian cooking; it is rigorously plain. As a result, the ingredients it relies on have to be superb: deep-green peppery olive oil, locally cured prosciutto and salami, free-range poultry, feathered game and wild boar, porcini and other wild mushrooms, and greens gathered in the fields. Tuscan tastes are so austere that white and whole-grained breads are baked without salt in the dough. Strange at first encounter, the startling contrast between unsalted bread and salty prosciutto or olives quickly becomes an addiction. And what could be better than this earthy bread and a wedge of snowy Pecorino, a sharp sheep's-milk cheese from the hills of Siena?
Tuscans are basically bread-eaters rather than pasta-eaters. Stale bread goes into some of the favorite country dishes, such as ribollita , a soup of beans, black cabbage and other vegetables reheated with a piece of bread at the bottom to thicken it. Fett'unta is a slice of grilled day-old bread vigorously rubbed with a fresh garlic clove and soaked in good olive oil.
In summer, look for panzanella , a refreshing salad of torn bits of bread tossed with tomatoes and onions in a red wine vinegar and virgin olive oil. You'll see these same dishes again and again, but fewer pasta dishes than in any other region. Pappardelle (wide ribbon noodles in a savory hare or rabbit sauce) is a classic, as are ricotta-filled ravioli in melted butter and sage leaves.


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About Us
Mission Statement
Our Mission is to provide coaching, training and organizational development to for-profit and not-for-profit organizations. We help clients identify and achieve their goals through strategic planning, goal setting, improved efficiency, and marketing, thereby igniting the potential within their organizations, leaders and staff.
What do we do?
E. Holden Solutions Inc. is a consulting firm that assists leaders and managers to be more productive and effective. We provide coaching, training, workshops, and seminars to improve efficiency, and morale. We help develop policies and procedures and write the manuals and documentation needed to ensure that there are clear guidelines for staff to follow. We provide expertise and emphasis and on diversity and help clients to better understand, communicate and work with people of different cultures.
Who do we serve?
Companies or Organizations involved in:
- Health Care
- Social Services
- Finance
- Manufacturing
- Retail
- Consumer Services
- Religion
- Academia
- Early Intervention
Why hire us?
We listen to your organizational issues with objectivity and help design and deliver custom tailored and confidential solutions. We are highly experienced and thoroughly professional.


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The Janome DXL603 gives you computerised sewing with 60 pre-programmed stitches, including stitches for quilting, general sewing and 7 different fully automatic buttonholes.
The Janome Model DXL603 gives you computerised sewing with 60 pre-programmed stitches, including 7 different fully automatic buttonholes. The LCD display makes it easy to see which stitch you've chosen as well as the stitch width and length, which are fully adjustable. A jam-proof, magnetic, top-loading, full rotary hook system eliminates the need for a removable bobbin case. The hook cover plate opens at the touch of a button, and the extra needle penetration power of the DXL603 lets you sew across heavier fabrics & multiple layers. Adjustable foot pressure means you can fine tune the feeding to suit your fabric. The extension table also detaches for free-arm sewing. This machine also features a seven piece feed mechanism, a drop feed facility, automatic needle threader, a slide speed control and comes complete with a hard cover.
Brand: JanomeWeight: 5.7kgBobbin: Top loading - Cat BButtonhole: One-stepBuilt in needle threader: YesStitch options: 60Stitch length adjustment: YesStitch width adjustment: YesDrop feed facility: Yes2 speed foot controller: NoSlide speed control: YesMaximum sewing speed: 820Extra needle penetration power: YesLCD display: YesNeedle up/down button: YesAuto lock stitch button: YesStop/start button: YesAuto thread cutter (scissors): NoManual thread tension control: YesAutomatic thread tension: NoExtra lighting: NoElongation of stitches: NoMemory facility: NoBuilt-in alphabet: NoKnee lift: NoConvertible free-arm: YesArm space: N/ACover: HardInstructions: ManualAccessory pack: Yes
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He was nominated for an Oscar for his role as an autistic boy in What's Eating Gilbert Grape. His signature role was the artist Jack Dawson in Titanic in 1997, and he has since starred in Inception, Shutter Island, and Django Unchained.
Before anyone knew who he was, he appeared on the TV sitcom Growing Pains with Kirk Cameron.
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The McLaren driver is not for panicking, though. Far from it. Button has seen enough already from this most unpredictable of seasons to know that whatever happens in Sunday's Spanish Grand Prix, it is all to play for this season.
After two wins in four races, the 30 year-old finds himself in a position even he could never have dreamed possible when he made his bold dash from Brawn last autumn; sitting proudly atop the championship standings, 11 points ahead of his team-mate, Lewis Hamilton. The man they said he would never beat. He may not do so in the final reckoning. But in the space of a few months what Button has proved – to himself as much as to us – is that he can.
Sir Jackie Stewart has been so impressed by Button's form that he was moved to apologise last week for saying that he would surely be eaten alive in the "lion's den". The three-times world champion now makes him favourite to win the match-up with his fellow Briton "provided he can keep driving the way he is".
It is all the same to Button. "I don't think you can get too excited about positive comments when you take the negatives with a pinch of salt," he shrugged on Friday. "It is nice hearing positive comments from someone like Jackie. I have got a lot of respect for the guy and he has obviously achieved so much in F1 but I don't think it changes how you feel about yourself and how you feel you are doing.
"When it's a negative comment you take it with a pinch of salt as well, as I am the person that knows my situation. I'm my own worst critic."
Ten years on the circuit, the bulk of them spent grappling with the also-rans in mediocre cars, have made Button impervious to the slings and arrows of Formula One fortunes.
To be brutally honest, it does not always make good copy. Take his reaction to comments made this week by his former Renault boss, the now-exiled Flavio Briatore, to the effect that Button was "not one of the top drivers in the sport".
"It made me laugh when I read that," Button said. "He likes to be outspoken, Flavio. I am very happy. I am leading the championship and he is not even in the sport. I am sat here as the world champion, I have won two races this year; I'm alright. It doesn't upset me. He has got to try a bit harder than that."
Or his response to Fernando Alonso's claim earlier this week that he and Hamilton were the most likely driver pairing to have a falling out. "He's trying to move the focus away from him a little bit," was Button's verdict.
"That's Fernando just having a bit of fun with everyone. I'm very happy and I think Lewis is and we're getting on really well."
Button has become a one-man story-killer at the moment; he can spot a leading question from 100 paces and moves quickly to defuse the assailant.
At peace with everyone, most of all himself.
That said, he was not entirely happy with his lot on Friday. Despite going second fastest in the morning to Hamilton, he was only ninth fastest in the afternoon and was left astounded by Red Bull's scorching pace.
"To be honest, I think we have a bit of work to do," he said. "For some reason we can't get the car working and it's not just myself, it's both sides of the garage.
"The Red Bulls look quick, whatever fuel they were running, which is a shame. It's horrible to say but I think they might be untouchable this weekend."
Red Bull have claimed pole in all four races so far this year and are overwhelming favourites to do so again this afternoon. Despite the raft of upgrades that every team has come with, even their own drivers admit the weather is the team's major enemy.
That will not stop the 92,000 fans expected to turn up on Sunday from expecting a race win from their idol Alonso, who looked wild at times as he pushed his radically altered Ferrari to its limits. Ferrari have introduced new front and rear wings, a new diffuser, new barge boards, their version of McLaren's 'F-duct' aerodynamic aid, which improves top speed, and engine changes aimed at improving reliability.
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I am excited to present this article written by Michelle Lerner, Bilingual Speech Language Pathologist and owner of Baby Says More. Michelle is not only a colleague and friend of mine, but a woman that I respect because of her hard work and dedication to helping parents and caregivers teach their babies to communicate better. I know you will find this information as valuable as I have. Check out Michelle's website, Baby Says More and her programs that she has developed that are available through her website. Thank you Michelle for sharing this information!
Firstly, baby sign is not a language, but rather a method of basic communication that allows babies to express wants and needs to their parents, as well as comment about their immediate environments or emotional states, and to engage in the social behavior of manners. It is not a sophisticated language with a complex grammatical system, such as any of the approximate 300 sign languages spoken in various deaf communities around the world, including American Sign Language, British Sign Language, Argentine Sign Language and Nicaraguan Sign Language to name a few. Contrary to popular belief, there is no universal sign language!
Baby sign is a strategy that teaches babies about communicative function, or the purpose of communication and how to communicate, before they are anatomically and physiologically ready to verbalize. Babies need to develop their fine motor skills in their articulators (i.e. tongue, lips, velum, vocal tract, larynx and vocal cords) before they are able to speak. On the contrary, babies have the gross motor skills, hand eye coordination and cognitive memory capacity for language required to communicate via gestures as of about 6 months of age. Research suggests that babies who are consistently exposed to sign can begin using signs to effectively communicate by 8 to 9 months of age.
Many parents have presented the concern that introducing baby sign to their little ones might delay the onset of spoken language as he/she would "not need" to speak. Baby sign will not delay spoken language acquisition, but rather enhance it. In fact, hearing babies of deaf parents are able to communicate significantly earlier than those of hearing parents via sign language (fluent sign language, that is), yet still develop spoken language according to typical developmental milestones.
There are numerous benefits to teaching your baby to use signs before the onset of verbal language, including:
– Reduced baby distress due to his/her ability to communicate,
– Reduced crying and tantrums,
– Mothers who are more "tuned in" due to increased self-confidence,
– Improved parent-child communication,
– Strengthened parent-child bond,
– Increased joint attention and engagement in two-way conversation,
– Advanced comprehension,
– Larger expressive and receptive oral language vocabularies,
– Enhanced literacy if signing is paired with reading,
– And, even the potential for a later IQ advantage (* however, this needs more definitive research).
Learning to pair a symbolic gesture, or sign, with a referent, or item that the sign refers to, facilitates later vocabulary acquisition. Furthermore, using "home signs" or "improvised signs," which are signs invented by your baby, incites creativity. Therefore, baby signing sets a solid foundation for later verbal language development, but should be abandoned once speech emerges.
Again, baby sign is not a language, so if you want your baby to be a bilingual speaker/signer, then it is imperative that you expose him/her to a deaf community or to a fluent signer.
There are a plethora of baby sign products that exist today in English primarily, none of which have been empirically tested for efficacy. Flash cards employ drills and speed as an instructional method, which is quite contradictory to what we currently know about language intervention; that is, language is acquired in context in a natural environment. Furthermore, American Sign Language (ASL) has been used as a marketing tool for baby sign, but parents should use signs from whichever sign system that they would like or use improvised signs. It is not only okay to create your own signs, but it is recommended. Often babies will use their own gestures to communicate their wants and needs, such as putting their hands above their heads to be picked up or rubbing their eyes when it is time for bed. These gestures are not coincidental and are readily available tools for communication.
Now, let me introduce myself. My name is Michelle Lerner and I am the founder of Baby Says More™. I show parents like you how to teach their infants baby sign within their natural language environments. I received a Bachelor of Arts in the Speech-Language-Hearing-Sciences at Hofstra University and a Master of Science in Speech and Language Pathology from Teacher's College Columbia University. I hold the American Speech Language Hearing Association (ASHA) Certificate of Clinical Competence for Speech and Language Pathologists, the New York State License to practice Speech and Language Pathology and the Professional Certificate for Teachers of Students with Speech and Language Disabilities with a Bilingual Extension in English/Spanish from the Bilingual Institute at Teacher's College Columbia University.
I worked in the NYC Department of Education as a speech and language pathologist for students of all ages with various diagnoses. My specialty was, and still remains, Augmentative and Alternative Communication Systems (AAC); that is, any alternate mode of communication that either substitutes for or facilitates verbal communication, i.e. signs, gestures, communication books and voice output technologies. I worked predominantly with high school-aged students with significant Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). In case you are unaware, individuals with ASD often require more than one mode of language input, i.e. aural (verbal) and visual (sign), to help improve overall comprehension.
Outside of the office, approximately 3 months after my first niece was born, I decided to start introducing her to manual communication. Specifically, I taught her parents to pair speaking with routine baby signs within her natural language environment. I was able to work with them constantly as I lived a block away in NYC. My niece started her signing journey through observation, then approximation, and ultimately, at about 9 months of age, she could sign her basic wants/needs and use the politeness phrases (i.e. "please" and "thank you"). In fact, my interaction with my little niece consisted of so much dancing and so much signing, that when she ultimately started calling her family members' by name, not long after her first birthday, my "name" included a dance move and the sign for "dance"…
I currently live in Barcelona, Spain, where I have been afforded the opportunity to both fine-tune my multilingual tongue, as well as immerse myself within a technological start-up community. I started Baby Says More™ as a means to combine my passions for language, children and traveling. Moreover, I have learnt throughout my travels that many cultures are not exposed to manual communication strategies, yet parents are incredibly eager to learn!
Baby Says More™ is an online resource for parents who want to learn to communicate with their babies via baby sign before the onset of spoken language. The unique and innovative online course is available in both English and Spanish. It allows parents to learn independently at home in their very little free time. The course is comprised of 4 modules: (1) An Overview of Child Language Development, (2) How to adapt your baby's "Routine" to include Baby Sign, (3) How to teach your baby to sign, and (4) How to expand upon your baby's sign repertoire, including the use of short sentences and manner terms. Baby Says More™ challenges the idea that baby sign needs to be taught with signs borrowed from American Sign Language, as well as that baby sign can be taught to a baby in an unfamiliar, classroom setting. In fact, baby sign is most effectively taught within the home by caretakers; that is, within the baby's natural language learning environment. That being said, there are many babies who spend a great deal of time in daycare; therefore, the Baby Sign Online Course by Baby Says More™ is very much applicable to a daycare setting in which it is utilized as an educational resource for caretakers and teachers who can apply the teaching methodology day in and day out to help parents in supporting their children's preverbal language development.
Remember, teaching your baby to sign takes time and commitment! If you would like to read up on some research regarding how using baby sign enhances later verbal language skills, please take a look at the following links:
Acredolo, L.P. and Goodwyn, S.W., The Longterm Impact of Symbolic Gesturing During Infancy on IQ at Age 8, International Conference on Infant Studies (July 18, 2000: Brighton, UK)
Da Fonte, M.A. and Lloyd, L.L.. (2007, September). The Acquisition of Manual Signs. Paper presented at the 2007 Clinical AAC Research Conference, Lexington, KY.
Goodwyn, S.W., Acredolo, L.P. and Brown, C.A. (2000). Impact of Symbolic Gesturing on Early Language Development, Journal of Nonverbal Behavior, 24, 81-103.
Vallotton, C.D. and Ayoub, C.C. (August 2010). Symbols Build Communication and Thought: The Role of Gestures and Words in the Development of Engagement Skills and Social-Emotional Concepts During Toddlerhood, Social Development 19:3, 601-626. http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/j.1467-9507.2009.00549.x/abstract


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A not-to-be-missed opportunity for industry operators interested in finding out everything, down to the very last detail, about the latest developments in the cap business and the latest technological innovations from SACMI Imola's Closures & Containers Division.
SACMI's talk will mainly focus on technical-technological aspects associated with the now-consolidated advantages that compression technology offers manufacturers of plastic caps for various types of drink. To follow there will be a display of the latest developments in terms of product design from the SACMI Imola Technical Lab, with clear information on the geographical areas within which these caps already have a market application.
It is fast becoming evident that compression is the new frontier when it comes to moulding plastic caps: SACMI's strong presence on more than 60 world markets is the undisputed proof. Economic aspects constitute only a part of the economic advantages that machines in the CCM range offer the market - so SACMI Imola will be aiming to show the audience a whole series of technical-technological aspects that make compression caps qualitatively higher-performance than those made using traditional injection methods. The opportunity to meet up with representatives of key industry players will allow participants to make an objective evaluation and compare the two technologies used by the industry.
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Over the past few days every one of us has been disturbed and angered by the riots and civil disturbances that have been taking place throughout our country.
The actions of a mindless minority are abhorrent to every right thinking person and of course tough police action is required to bring any incidents under control.
But, why all of a sudden has everyone turned into an expert on rioting?
If you read any social media, particularly at the riots seeming nadir on Monday night, everyone was espousing the use of water canon, rubber bullets and armed forces.
I must confess I know absolutely nothing about police tactics.
That is what senior police officers are for and I would support them completely in knowing what is best for dealing with a mob.
For example, I didn't see any reports of them using kettling techniques which suggested to me at least that they determined such methods were not suitable in these circumstances.
What we have seen over the past days and nights are very concerned people desperate for the problems to be resolved swiftly and a heavy police presence over the past two nights has rightfully been used to achieve this.
Hopefully, after two relatively quieter nights, we are now over the worst of the incidences and parliament is recalled today to debate the matter.
Now is the time to be rational.
Tough policing is a fundamental part of ensuring we do not see these incidents recur.
But we must not forget that these events are part of a wider problem of an ever increasing underclass who are completely disenfranchised from normal society.
The individuals carrying out these riots see criminality as normal.
Of course a considerable reason for this is about upbringing and living conditions otherwise why didn't we see riots in the likes of Epsom or Alderley Edge or Coalville for that matter?
We must now reflect on what can be done to address this? What can be done to educate? What can be done to ensure these people in the future can participate in a civilised society?
Our society works only through consensus in the power of law, after all can we really afford to have 16,000 police officers on the streets of London every night? How do we ensure that those outside of that consensus are embraced into the norm?
I don't know the answers but my suspicion is that tough law and order isn't the only answer.


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GVP Proofreading Workshop 2014
Respected Devotees,
Please accept our humble pranama.
From March 31 through April 12, some of the GVP proofreaders living in Vrndavana participated in a five day workshop totaling six hours.
The workshop is now in pdf format. It is easy to read and is organized according to topic, with a complete contents page. The workshop contains numerous examples of both correct and incorrect punctuation and grammar usage, questions by proofreaders, twelve simple exercises, and helpful and sometimes humorous quotations from our reference books, listed below. We hope that it will assist not just those who attended the workshop but anyone who is working on presenting in written English Śrīla Gurudeva's written or spoken words.
We met to review and consolidate knowledge of standard conventions used in Śrīla Gurudeva's English publications. This included some punctuation, capitalization and grammar rules, typographical styles, and the many aspects of post-layout proofreading. The workshop was based on material taken from our proofreading of GVP drafts and also published GVP books. Our references were 60 Most Common Mistakes of Gauḍīya Editors, The GVP Style Guide, The Chicago Manual of Style, The Modern Writer's Handbook and Eats, Shoots and Leaves.
We pray to Śrīla Gurudeva that, despite our inadequacies, he continues to engage us in service to his publications.
Aspiring to serve Śrī Guru and the Vaisnavas,
Some of the proofreaders on the Vṛndāvana GVP publication team
Sanātana dāsa, Jahnava dāsī, Sulatā dāsī, Jānakī dāsī, Kānta dāsī, Yamunā dāsī (who participated by phone) and Vaijayantī-mālā dāsī


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Newly published data, commissioned by Cambridge Ahead, reveals year-on-year growth of Cambridge-based companies remains strongThe most recent data from Cambridge University's Centre for Business Research, shows the year-on-year growth of the more than 24,000 Cambridge-based companies[1] – for the period up to April 2017 – showed global turnover growth of 14.4% and global employment […]Read More »
Funding the infrastructure needed to support sustainable growth in Greater CambridgeA Cambridge Ahead event, held in collaboration with London First and the London-Stansted-Cambridge Consortium considered the options. Over 100 delegates from business, the public sector and the third sector gathered at Granta Park recently to debate the critical question of […]Read More »
Action needed to sustain growth in Cambridgeshire & PeterboroughThe Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Independent Economic Review (CPIER) has today published its interim report, which has been developed by the Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Independent Economic Commission (CPIEC). The report evidences the fast rate of economic and employment growth in the […]Read More »
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PwC Cambridge spearhead initiative to hear views on the drivers of business growth across Cambridgeshire & PeterboroughNew piece of qualitative research gives local businesses the opportunity to have their say via an online survey. A new survey, facilitated by PwC Cambridge, in conjunction with Cambridge Ahead, 'Business being Heard', launches today, Monday 12th February. The survey […]Read More »
Support for the findings of the Greater Cambridge Mass Transport Options Assessment Report from business and academic member organisation, Cambridge AheadBusiness and academic member organisation, Cambridge Ahead today expressed support for the conclusions reached in the recently published Greater Cambridge Mass Transport Options Assessment Report. Dedicated to the successful growth of Cambridge and its region, Cambridge Ahead represents some of […]Read More »
An independent economic commission, chaired by Dame Kate Barker and including other prominent experts in the fields of business, academia and economics, will undertake a major review of the Cambridgeshire and Peterborough economyThe Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Independent Economic Review (CPIER) is being launched today (8th January 2018) with a call for evidence. The purpose of the Review is to help the greater Cambridgeshire and Peterborough area consider the case for greater fiscal […]Read More »
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Cambridge Ahead announces #CambsNotspotterHack eventCambridge Ahead is running a one-day hackathon, the #CambsNotspotterHack, following the success of their #CambsNotspotter initiative in the last 18 months. After collecting nine million data points per month since March 2016, Cambridge Ahead has data that identifies areas of […]Read More »
How smart technology could help transform public transport in Greater CambridgePioneering research reports exploring how 'smart' technology could be used to make travel easier and reduce congestion in the Greater Cambridge area and beyond, have been published today. (3 July) Smart Cambridge and academics at the University of Cambridge have […]Read More »
Data led, evidence-based approach to tackling mobile and broadband connectivity notspots in the Greater Cambridge area leads to tangible improvements and new initiativesOver 3M connectivity data points gathered per month during the first 12 months of Cambridge Ahead's crowdsourcing initiative #CambsNotspotter Cambridge, UK. Tuesday 25th April, 2017: In March 2016, Cambridge Ahead, the business and academic member group dedicated to the sustainable […]Read More »
CW Announces IoTUKBoost Cambridge Competition FinalistsCW is delighted to announce the 10 SMEs shortlisted in the national IotUKBoost LPWAN Competition. The finalists have solutions ranging from air quality measurement, waste bin monitoring, transport, food monitoring, bicycle solutions and assisted living to address the challenges in […]Read More »
Cambridgeshire business and community leaders unite at 'Live Lab' event to help unleash county's full potentialCreating a future vision for Cambridgeshire that will benefit all was the task for more than 200 participants from the county's business, academic, public sector and community organisations who gathered at the region's first ever 'Live Lab' event, hosted by […]Read More »
Cutting edge research could signal transport revolution for CambridgeGreater Cambridge City Deal is exploring the potential for a revolutionary public transport system to reduce congestion and support economic growth in and around Cambridge. The City Deal, along with business and academic member group Cambridge Ahead, is supporting research […]Read More »
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Over 200 people attend Cambridge Ahead's 'Successful City' eventEarly on Wednesday 18th January, more than 200 people packed the main conference room in the Granta Centre at Granta Park, south of Cambridge, to attend Cambridge Ahead's annual conference. They had come to hear a number of speakers and […]Read More »
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Route R bus service to undergo schedule change due to development work at Cambridge rail stationBelow is a press release issued by Stagecoach East: Advance notice of important changes to popular Route R Guided Bus service Stagecoach East wishes to give its passengers advance notice of important changes to the Route R guided bus service. The […]Read More »
Two more top organisations join Cambridge AheadTwo more familiar organisations from the business world have joined Cambridge Ahead, taking our membership to 40. We would like to formally welcome Grant Thornton and Santander. Grant Thornton UK LLP is part of one of the world's leading organisations […]Read More »
Cambridge Ahead launches new Cluster Map growth data tool for the sub-regionWe are delighted to announce the launch of the new Cambridge Cluster Map data tool, created by Cambridge Ahead with data from the Centre for Business Research at the University of Cambridge, and in partnership with Barclays. The Cluster Map has […]Read More »
Cambridge and Brexit – what next?Over 70 Cambridgeshire political, academic and business leaders met at the Cambridge Union Society on Friday 8th July to discuss the results of the EU Referendum. The meeting was organised by Baron Lansley CBE, who also heads up the Cambridgeshire Development […]Read More »
Congestion-busting Route R bus service reaches target of over 1,500 passengers per weekExactly one year on from its launch, the Stagecoach Route R bus service from Trumpington Park & Ride to Cambridge rail station, supported by Cambridge Ahead, has been hailed a success in the effort to reduce congestion and the stress […]Read More »
Cambridge Ahead launches #CambsNotspotter initiative to help create a hyper-connected cityA new crowdsourcing initiative has been launched which will empower Cambridge employees and residents to help provide the city and its surrounding areas with a future-proof connectivity infrastructure. The morning event on Monday 7th March began with a welcome from […]Read More »
Three more prime businesses join Cambridge AheadAnother three leading Cambridge businesses have joined Cambridge Ahead. Mott Macdonald, Sepura and Strutt & Parker have become members taking our total to 39 full member organisations. Mott MacDonald is a global management, engineering and development consultancy with headquarters in […]Read More »
New data reveals remarkable growth of Cambridge companiesNew Cambridge Growth data released by Cambridge Ahead highlights a record of remarkable growth during 2014/15, with Cambridge companies enjoying a 7.7% increase in turnover – which now stands at £33 billion – and a 7.7% increase in employment. The […]Read More »
Cambridge Ahead behind new initiative to close the Skills GapA new digital platform which aims to close the skills gap in Cambridge launches this week on Thursday 11th February. Step Up provides a way for schools and businesses to connect so that young people learn about the opportunities in […]Read More »
Cambridge Ahead initiative to propel the region to hyper-connected statusA team from Cambridge Ahead has produced a new tool to help businesses make the right capital decision on network infrastructure capacity – a key driver of success in a digital economy. The Connecting Cambridge Project Team, made up of […]Read More »
Life sciences boost to Cambridge Ahead membershipThe Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute becomes our 36th Member organisation, whilst two significant Cambridge life science figures become Individual Members.Read More »
The Case for Cambridge launched to gain vital infrastructure investment for the cityCambridge has a dynamic economy and a proven track record of high value, accelerated growth. It has exceptional characteristics that make it a leader in the development of prosperity for the whole of the UK. However, the city is at […]Read More »
Cambridge Ahead releases new video: 'Unlocking future Growth for Cambridge'Cambridge Ahead has released a new video entitled 'Unlocking future Growth for Cambridge', which is a synopsis of the Bidwells breakfast seminar event held on 3rd June 2015 at the Møller Centre. It is notable for two announcements, the results of Phase 1 of analysis of Cambridge Growth data, and a preview of 'The Case for Cambridge', which is a structured argument aimed at Central Government to enable greater investment in the city region to prevent growth stalling.Read More »
Cambridge Ahead announces new Growth data and previews The Case for Cambridge at Bidwells seminarCambridge Ahead made two key announcements at the Bidwells Property Trends breakfast seminar at the Møller Centre, Churchill College on Wednesday 3rd June. The first was the results of months of work relating to Growth data for the city and its region, and the second the preview of The Case for Cambridge, an initiative to be presented to central government.Read More »
Cambridge Ahead secures three new MembersThree more key Cambridge businesses have joined the Cambridge Ahead membership. The three new members are Pigeon, Hill and Gonville Hotels Ltd, taking our total membership to 35 Full Members.Read More »
Launch event: Stagecoach East's new Route R service trumps the trafficHaving worked closely with Stagecoach East to bring about its new Route R service service, a special event was held immediately after the peak-hour public service ended on launch day, Tuesday 7th April. Beginning at Cambridge Railway Station, executives from Stagecoach and Cambridge Ahead met up with selected guests and together boarded a special bus to Trumpington Park & Ride to try the new service.Read More »
Cambridge Ahead catalyst for launch of Stagecoach's new, congestion-busting Guided Bus service from Trumpington Park & Ride to Cambridge Rail StationCambridge Ahead is the catalyst for Stagecoach's new Route R service which will be launched on Tuesday 7th April 2015. The service will operate on the Guided Busway between Trumpington Park & Ride and Cambridge Railway Station and journey time is ONLY 5 minutes. The service will run every 15 minutes at peak times during week days, and is expected to have a marked effect on commuter habits and will help tackle congestion in the area.Read More »
Cambridge Ahead supports BE THE CHANGE CAMBRIDGE community action eventOnce again, we were delighted to lend our support to Be The Change Cambridge, a grassroots movement designed to bring the people of Cambridge together to identify the city's problems and come up with solutions for them. The event was held on Saturday 14th July and findings will be presented to Cambridge City Council in due course.Read More »
Cambridge Ahead and Cambridge Network seek a leader who can sell Cambridge to the worldA fantastic opportunity exists for a dynamic leader to work within Cambridge Network to successfully attract entrepreneurs, investment and organisations to our unique city. The role will be supported by Cambridge Ahead and other stakeholders.Read More »
Cambridge Ahead One Year On event – Project leaders chart progressOn Wednesday 1st October 2014, over 100 people attended the Cambridge Ahead One Year On event at the Li Ka Shing Centre to hear the three leaders of our projects to provide an update on their respective progress, including the results of our Quality of Life survey.Read More »
Cambridge Conversation Café event launches BE THE CHANGE CAMBRIDGE projectOur CEO, Jane Paterson-Todd, attended the Cambridge Conversation Café event held at Anglia Ruskin University during the afternoon of Saturday 13th September. As one of the two title sponsors, Cambridge Ahead was proud to support this ground-breaking event which served as a pre-cursor to a larger event to take place in early 2015.Read More »
Revision to format of BE THE CHANGE CAMBRIDGE event, 13th SeptemberThe original Be The Change Cambridge event scheduled for Saturday 13th September has had to be postponed until the new year. But a slimmed-down version will take place on the original date so do come and take part. The format will be 'café conversation' style and local politicians are scheduled to drop in too. The venue is Anglia Ruskin University's Ashcroft Business School on the East Road campus.Read More »
Cambridge Ahead gains five new MembersCambridge Ahead has added five more key Cambridge businesses to our membership, taking our total membership to 33 Full Members. The five new members are Cambridge Consultants, Domino Printing Sciences, Mundipharma International, Red Gate Software, and The Welding Institute.Read More »
Cambridge workers quizzed about their Quality of LifeCambridge Ahead has embarked on a survey which aims to reveal what the typical employee of a Cambridge business or organisation feels about their current quality of life. The survey has come about because at the heart of Cambridge Ahead's membership, which includes Addenbrooke's Hospital, Anglia Ruskin University, AstraZeneca, ARM, Bidwells. Cambridge University, Mills & Reeve and Marshall Group, is concern at the ability to recruit and retain talent against increasing competition from London.Read More »
Cambridge Ahead holds successful Progress MeetingOn Friday 20th June, Cambridge Ahead held a progress meeting at Cambridge Airport, courtesy of one of our Members, Marshall of Cambridge. A diverse range of guests were invited to hear us give an update on our progress since our launch in November 2013, and reveal some of our future plans. The invitees represented a range of interests within Cambridge including culture, education, sport, academia, business and local government.Read More »
Response to news of Papworth Hospital move to CambridgeCambridge Ahead welcomes the news that Papworth hospital, a leading specialist heart and lung hospital, will move from its current location outside Cambridge onto the Addenbrooke's hospital site in the city. A £165 million deal for a new hospital has been approved by the Chief Secretary to the Treasury, Danny Alexander, and the Chancellor of the Exchequer, George Osborne...Read More »
Mills & Reeve partner, Ian Mather, appointed to chair Cambridge AheadIan Mather, partner at leading national law firm Mills & Reeve, has been appointed to chair Cambridge Ahead. He takes over as Chairman of the group from Jeremy Newsum, who was instrumental in establishing the group last year...Read More »
Cambridge Ahead announces progress after 6 monthsSince its launch in November 2013, Cambridge Ahead has been very busy in its three project areas and in the key task of growing membership. Taking stock after 6 months' existence is an important step in confirming the progress and direction of Cambridge Ahead...Read More »
Cambridge Ahead gains three more new MembersThree more organisations have recently joined Cambridge Ahead, taking the total number of organisations that are Full Members to 28. The three new organisations are TTP Group Plc, Xaar Plc, and RAND Europe...Read More »
Response to 2014 Budget awarding City Deal to Greater CambridgeCambridge Ahead welcomes today's announcement in the Chancellor's Spring Statement confirming the Government's decision to award City Deal status to the Greater Cambridge area to fund critical investment around key areas such as infrastructure, housing and transport which have presented a barrier to prosperity for the region.Read More »
Cambridge Ahead CEO speaks at Cambridge Business magazine networking eventOn Thursday 23rd January, Jane Paterson-Todd, CEO of Cambridge Ahead, was the guest speaker at the annual Cambridge Business magazine networking event at the Double Tree Hilton hotel, Granta Place. This annual event started as a birthday party for the magazine but is now used as an opportunity to thank its supporters and contributors...Read More »
Cambridge Ahead gains four new Members since launchFour organisations have recently joined Cambridge Ahead since our launch on 15th November, taking the total number of organisations that are Full Members to 25. The four new organisations are Pricewaterhouse Coopers, Ridgeons, HSBC and Pace Investments...Read More »
Cambridge Ahead sets out agenda with release of videosCambridge Ahead has released two short videos setting out its case and agenda. The first is entitled Launch Event and is not only a record of the launch on 15th November attended by over 70 key Cambridge figures, but includes brief interviews with guest speaker Baroness Jo Valentine (CEO - London First), David Cleevely (Chairman - Cambridge Wireless)...Read More »
Greater Cambridge City Deal – a response by Cambridge AheadCambridge Ahead welcomes the announcement in the Chancellor's Autumn Statement on 5th December confirming the Government's decision to award City Deal status to the Greater Cambridge area. This announcement will help to foster and stimulate yet further...Read More »
Press release: Cambridge Ahead LaunchesA new business and academic member group has officially launched today (Friday 15th November) with the aim of providing a collective cross-sectoral business voice to help shape the future of Cambridge. With a prestigious initial group of members, represented at Chair, CEO or equivalent level, Cambridge Ahead will provide a business perspective about...Read More »
Cambridge Ahead officially launchedAt lunchtime on Friday 15th November 2013, Cambridge Ahead was officially launched at the offices of Mills & Reeve in Cambridge. The 70 guests heard speeches from our Chairman Jeremy Newsum, our CEO Jane Paterson-Todd, and our guest speaker Baroness Jo Valentine, CEO of...Read More »
Membership UpdateWith the latest addition of PWC to its group of members, Cambridge Ahead is proud to announce that it now has 20 Full member organisations signed up. The list now includes a wide range of Cambridge organisations including Mills & […]Read More »
Launch of Cambridge Ahead – 15th November 2013The official launch of Cambridge Ahead will be held at the offices of Mills & Reeve at Botanic House, Cambridge on Friday 15th November. Our guest speaker will be Baroness Valentine, CEO of London First. Other speakers will be Jeremy Newsum, Chairman, and Jane Paterson-Todd, CEO. A press conference will follow after the speeches...Read More »
Cambridge Ahead seeks Office ManagerCambridge Ahead is seeking a full-time Office Manager to assist the CEO in the running of the group. Applicants should contact Pure Resourcing on 01223 209888 for further information...Read More »
Cambridge Ahead opens its Cambridge officeCambridge Ahead is officially open for business now that we have opened our new office in the heart of the city. The office is based in the newly-refurbished CB1 building in Station Road and will puts the CEO within easy reach of members' and other organisations' offices in the city...Read More »


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Statue of Rajiv Gandhi vandalised in Chennai (Third Lead)October 24th, 2008 - 11:50 pm ICT by IANS
Chennai, Oct 24 (IANS) Unidentified people Friday damaged a statue of former prime minister Rajiv Gandhi in the northern suburbs of this city. In a separate incident, the office of the Janata Party in Madurai was attacked, officials said.Janata Party president Subramanian Swamy, speaking on phone from New Delhi, claimed the attack on his party office took place at the behest of Chief Minister M. Karunanidhi.
"Attackers claiming to be lawyers openly shouted anti-India slogans. The police, who were supposed to have guarded our offices, were conspicuous by their absence. The attack cannot have taken place without the blessings of Karunanidhi. There will be no peace in Tamil Nadu unless the DMK regime is dismissed forthwith," Swamy said.
Letters demanding action against the DMK government have been sent to Union Home Minister Shivraj Patil, Swamy added.
A Janata Party spokesman said, on phone from Madurai, that the miscreants had virtually destroyed the entire office.
"Over 100 people claiming to be lawyers broke every chair, table and tube-light in our office. They also assaulted me brutally. Since the police picket posted here for protection was removed, we were defenceless. For whatever it is worth, we have filed a complaint with the police," the spokesman told IANS.
"The protestors shouted slogans vowing to chase all Tamil traitors like Swamy who were collaborating with the Sinhalese chauvinist regime in Colombo away from the borders of Tamil Nadu," R. Nagaiyan, a witness said.
Gandhi, who was assassinated by a female suicide bomber in 1991, and Swamy are considered to be symbols against the banned Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam - who are currently facing losses against the Sri Lankan army.
Meanwhile, over 500 workers of the MDMK were arrested for protesting against Thursday's arrest of their leaders Vaiko and M. Kannappan on charges of sedition and asking for an armed struggle to support the Sri Lankan Tamils' quest for a separate homeland, the police said.
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Archipelago Resources boss bullish on gold outlook after successful 2012
Archipelago Resources' (LON:AR.) chief executive expects to further increase gold production in 2013 and is bullish on the outlook for the precious metal.
It comes as the firm, which runs the Toka Tindung mine in Indonesia, unveiled strong final results, in which it met its guidance for production at 139,012 gold equivalent ounces in the previous year.
In recognising its strong cash generation, it said it would pay its first dividends, with shareholders set to receive an inaugural 1.25p interim dividend and a 1p per share special divi.
In the year to December 31, 2012, Archipelago more than doubled revenues to US$225mln, while pre-tax profits almost tripled to US$76.4mln; net income rose to US$48mln from US$12.7mln.
Marcus Engelbrecht, managing director and chief executive, told a conference call that production in 2013 was expected to be between 140,000 and 155,000 ounces of gold equivalent with cash costs of $620 to $680 per ounce - not a significant difference from $635 per ounce last year.
"We will mine from all the current pits. We will also open up the fifth pit - the Blambangan pit - that's one of the higher grade pits in the southern area and we are quite excited about getting into that."
He added that the firm was also working on increasing recoveries by adding two further leach tanks to the six already there and reducing capacity restraints in the plant.
On gold itself, he said: "I think the fundamentals for gold are good. Supply is under pressure. The central banks are buying more gold. Physical demand out of China is significant. We are very bullish on gold."
Earlier today, Archipelago said cash flow from operations last year was US$94mln, with debt gearing reduced to 5%.
Colin Sutherland, finance chief, told the call that this had meant the firm was able to fund capital expenditure, exploration and pay down around US$27mln in debt to end the year with £51mln in cash.
"We feel that this is a significant accomplishment and supports our dividend policy," he said.
After today's announcement, broker Westhouse said: "With strong operational performance in FY2012, and positive high-grade drilling results during the year, we anticipate the company will continue to grow both its cash and reserve/resource positions, thereby building on the solid foundation it has achieved to date.
"We maintain our Buy recommendation and 71p target price."
SP Angel added: "These look like respectable numbers from the company and paying a dividend will be positively received as most investors in the sector are looking for dividends."
Shares were unchanged at 60p.
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IDEA explores the power of media, the arts, and technology within struggles for identity, social justice, and equity advancement. Through media-based education and organizing, we serve and engage with a diverse network of media professionals, artists, educators, activists, students, and young people. Our purpose is to learn from and participate in the cultivation of new generations of media/information producers and thought-leaders who prioritize the role that storytelling and media can play as tools for creative self-expression, forging community, and generating new solutions and visions of a different world.
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The Annenberg Youth Academy for Media and Civic Engagement will be a three-week summer intensive academy for 26 talented high school students from the communities surrounding the USC University Park Campus and Health Science Campus. Taking the equivalent of first year college level courses, these students will develop a rich conceptual understanding and practice of the necessary role that media communications and journalism must play in fashioning civic-minded thought leaders/innovators, and moreover public spheres organized around democracy of thought, identities, and resources.
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